A&M
Last September, Sting jumped aboard the ‘vinyl compendium’ bandwagon with a thorough collection of his solo works. But it wasn’t thorough enough, it seems, as it’s now been revised (and the price tag upped from £130 to £200) to add four more LPs. Songs From The Labyrinth (2006), If On A Winter’s Night… (2009) and Symphonicities (2010) – as well as his latest, 57th & 9th – now sit beside the original Studio Collection, comprising 1985’s The Dream Of The Blue Turtles, 1987’s double album …Nothing Like The Sun, 1991’s The Soul Cages, 1993’s Ten Summoner’s Tales, 1996’s Mercury Falling, 1999 and 2003 doubles Brand New Day and Sacred Love and 2013’s The Last Ship.
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